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Friday, May 10, 2013

Pre-meds: Do you know how the AMCAS will classify your courses?

There is nothing worse than working hard in a course you thought would "count" for medical school admissions requirements only to find out the AMCAS application does not classify said course in the way you expected. Be an educated pre-med! Review the AMCAS course classification guide published by the AAMC before you sign up for classes. And if you are applying to medical school this cycle, be sure the courses you have taken count the way you think. Because if they don't, you may need to take a summer course or change your future classes to meet the requirements.
 
--Dr. Miller
 
Suzanne M. Miller, MD, FACEP
Emergency Physician
CEO, MDadmit Medical Admissions
www.MDadmit.com
415.939.5251

Author of:
How to be Pre-Med
The Medical School Admissions Guide
How To Get Into Medical School with a Low GPA

3 comments:

  1. This blog post is really helpful for the medical students. Medical education has increased the lifespan of any individual. This enables to know the cause of the disease and so helps in the prevention of that particular disease.

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